Zong has secured five honours at the Dragons of Asia Awards 2026, earning two Gold, one Bronze and two Black Dragon awards for its marketing and creative campaigns.
The telecom operator was the only telecom brand recognised with Gold for its 5G campaigns, marking a notable achievement for its communication around next generation technology.
The winning work included Zong’s 5G Launch and Aisa Hai Future campaigns, alongside recognition for Zong My5 2025 and the Pro Max Hattrick campaigns.
Zong’s 5G campaigns focused on explaining the technology in a way that connected with everyday audiences rather than limiting the conversation to technical capabilities.
Through Aisa Hai Future, the company highlighted how 5G and emerging technologies such as AI could influence the way people communicate, work and experience digital services.
The campaign combined storytelling, consumer education and accessible messaging to demonstrate that 5G is about more than faster internet. It presented next generation connectivity as a tool for creating smarter and more connected experiences across Pakistan.
The awards also recognised Zong’s broader approach to marketing and communication. Its My5 2025 and Pro Max Hattrick campaigns demonstrated how products and network capabilities can be translated into engaging and relatable consumer experiences.
The recognition reflects the company’s focus on combining technology, customer understanding and creative execution across its campaigns.
Zong has secured five honours at the Dragons of Asia Awards 2026, earning two Gold, one Bronze and two Black Dragon awards for its marketing and creative campaigns.
Zong has secured five honours at the Dragons of Asia Awards 2026, earning two Gold, one Bronze and two Black Dragon awards for its marketing and creative campaigns.
The telecom operator was the only telecom brand recognised with Gold for its 5G campaigns, marking a notable achievement for its communication around next generation technology.
The winning work included Zong’s 5G Launch and Aisa Hai Future campaigns, alongside recognition for Zong My5 2025 and the Pro Max Hattrick campaigns.
Zong’s 5G campaigns focused on explaining the technology in a way that connected with everyday audiences rather than limiting the conversation to technical capabilities.
Through Aisa Hai Future, the company highlighted how 5G and emerging technologies such as AI could influence the way people communicate, work and experience digital services.
The campaign combined storytelling, consumer education and accessible messaging to demonstrate that 5G is about more than faster internet. It presented next generation connectivity as a tool for creating smarter and more connected experiences across Pakistan.
The awards also recognised Zong’s broader approach to marketing and communication. Its My5 2025 and Pro Max Hattrick campaigns demonstrated how products and network capabilities can be translated into engaging and relatable consumer experiences.
The recognition reflects the company’s focus on combining technology, customer understanding and creative execution across its campaigns.
